My 1974 Plymouth Satellite Sebring build.

[old_skool]

Foot + gas pedal = go really really fast:sign7:


sorry, couldn't resist

Hope you get the frame situated.

 

[roadrunnerman]

Send a private message to RustyRatRod. I believe he has something that will do that for you.

 

[carfreak]

Sweet, will do. I'm just trying to get my ducks in a row before I start deciding what I want to put together for a motor. I know for sure it's going to be a forged 365.

 

[carfreak]

Well, unless a miracle happens, it looks like I'm going to be dropping in a little 318 to move it around the shop and from storage facility to storage facility. Things are going to be a little tight money wise for the next few years unless I get a really good starter job so I'm putting this project on the back burner to simmer and build up a little steam.

 

[carfreak]

Anybody know where I can find a set of sail panels like this? I like the hard plastic better than the cardboard cloth wrapped ones. This is the first time I've seen any like this though.

Also, I've completely gutted the interior and am starting on fixing some rust issues in the floor and trunk pans. The console shift conversion is on the list to do too.

 

[carfreak]

Picked up some Racing seats for a fraction of the cost of new. They need re-upholstered, but I was going to have the brand new ones redone to match anyways.

Gutted the inside of the car and started some rust repair/maintenance.

As far as I can tell, right now, this will probably be the last update for quite awhile as I am quitting my current job and trying to get another one found to hold me over until I am done with school (hopefully I can go railroad in January).

 

[killi6]

Way to dig into her, man. :headbang: